Cotton Ginning Reports Show Over Ten Million Bales Ginned
The census bureau reports 10,291,431 bales ginned by November 14, 1912, a 72.1 percent completion of the season. compares with 11,313,236 bales last year and 9,595,809 bales in 1908 by that date. Sea Island bales total 41,321, with state-by-state ginnings, noting larger crops in prior years. In New York dry goods market, prices stiff, silk auction fair. worsted yarns sold for March 1913 deliveries.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Sea Island
New York
P. C. Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Ely
Tennessee
Georgialina
Port lists of ships arriving and sailing at Galveston
Galveston reports arrivals and clearances of steamers Ernesto Glasgow via Cuba Ogeechee New York and other ships. Vessels sailing include F J Luckenbach Tampa Ramon de Larrinaga Manchester City of Mexico Vera Cruz Tampico Strathway Havre Denver and more with several boats listed as proceeding to European or Mexican ports.
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Galveston
Tex
Ernesto
Span
Glasgow
Cuba
Ogeechee
New York
Bowden
Port Simon
Traveller
Liverpool
Dalton
Havre
Norfolk
Reliance
Bremen
Arab
Istrar
Newport News
F. J. Luckenbach
Tampa
Ramon de Larrinaga
Manchester
City of Mexico
Nor
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Strathway
Denver
Port records show cotton receipts exceed two million bales
Galveston Texas November 21 1912 cotton receipts at this port for the season opening September 1 climbed to 2 020 695 bales with 25 871 bales added today. It is the earliest date on record to reach two million and excludes Texas City receipts.
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Galveston
Tex
Texas City
Dairy and Poultry Quotations From Chicago and Kansas City Markets
Quotations show butter firm in Chicago with creamery at 29 to 34 percent, eggs steady with receipts 3669 cases, cheese steady with various brands listed, and potatoes steady with Wisconsin and Michigan prices. Poultry in Chicago: turkeys 11 cents, chickens 10 to 10 1/2 cents, springs 10 1/2 cents. veal 14 cents. Kansas City quotes butter at 32 cents, creamery firsts 30 to 49 cents, poultry hens 9 1/2 cents, springs 11 to 13 cents, young turkeys 15 to 16 cents.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kansas City
Market Quotations from St Louis Poultry Firm and Creamery
Quotations were as follows today Poultry firm Chickens 9 l c springs 12c turkeys l ec ducks 13c geese ic Ritter creamery 29 34 c Eggs 26c.
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ST. Louis
Springs
Ritter
New York Produce Egg Market Slips Moderately
New York November 21 eggs were weak with no change in price as receipts reached 4869 cases. Trade showed tentative demand amid steady market signals.
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New York
Real estate transfers show numerous city lots and parcels traded
Listings record transfers from November 1912 to October 1912 across West Laurel Heights Marlborough Place Knob Hill and other blocks including Tobin Hill and West End. Transactions involve buyers George N Witting H H Shelton M L Seymour and W Lipscomb among others with prices from 20 to 6700 dollars for various lots and undeveloped tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Witting
H. H. Shelton
West Side
Howard Street
Tobin Hill
A. M. Halliday
Isabel Flores Trevino
New City
Anna Juenger
Leopoldine Trojan
Barrie Street
G. F. Blesse
O. W. Cliett
W. E. Tuttle
West Laurel Heights
G. F. Like
C. W. Cliett
Lula G. Smith
Mary
F. B. Gillett
John Humphries
L. E. Barnes
Heed
Marlborough Place
M. L. Seymour
Gilbert H. Scholl
New City Block
Steve Jackson
Cornelius Driess
Lynnwood
Martinez Creek
SL. Stewart
E. F. Matheney
T. A. Yantis
Leonard Brown
J. L. Hill
Laurel Heights Terrace
W. T. Goode
A. A. Wendel
Knob Hill
A . A. Meen
Ore
Wendel
Knob B. Leonard
C. EK
LaTwin
Cloudcroft Terrace
Rosa Dela
Englewood
Aoe
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
Forecast issued by the Weather Bureau on Thursday November 21, 1912. For San Antonio and vicinity: fair and colder tonight and Friday. For East Texas: tonight fair and colder with frost in the northwest portion. Friday: fair and colder overall.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Movement of Wool and Mohair in Early Market
Prominent exporter notes general movement of wool and mohair in the local market with expectations of broader distribution next week. A tariff revision under consideration by Congress may depress prices, but Isador Strauss of A Cohen & Co. says free imports will not cause a severe drop. Manufacturers have contracted much of the season and remain active. Leather and sugar price comparisons are cited to illustrate tariff effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Isador Strauss
A. Cohen & Co
Strauss
United States
Mexico
Wholesale Prices for Poultry and Groceries Listed
Retailers are shown a wide price list across poultry meats butter eggs and produce. Large hens five dollars to five sixty per dozen medium hens four fifty to six per dozen fryers three fifty to four, broilers two fifty to three per dozen. California Valencias oranges three twenty five to four box and many other fruits vegetables nuts and canned goods with varied per unit or per case pricing.
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Colorado
Texas
California
South Texas
Maxwell House
Illinois
Iowa
Oklahoma Steers at Fort Worth Bring 7.75 Top Beef Price
Cattle supplies large at Fort Worth with 4500 cattle and 1500 calves. Best beef steers from Oklahoma sold at 7.75, among the year's top prices. Stocker and feeder demand steady. cows, heifers and bulls weaker. Hogs total 1760 head, top 8.05, bulk 7.76 to 8.00. Lambs steady at 6.35. calves active at 4.00 to 6.00.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma
Rainy Sale Lively at Union Stock Yards Market
Buyers stood out in drizzle and purchased cattle as receipts stayed moderate. Cows 4.25, calves 4.75, hogs 7.60. no sheep or goats offered. Rain improves prospects for stockmen. grass and weeds need moisture, and rainy spell may spur movement of grass fed stock for a week.
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Union Stock Yards
San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Here
Hull
Chicago market summary on cattle hogs and sheep prices
Chicago today reached receipts of 8000 cattle 26000 hogs and 22000 sheep. Cattle bids ranged from 3.75 to 17.35 with Reeves and Texas steers among the notable lots. Hogs showed slow weak demand with light 7.40 to 7.90 and bulk 7.70 to 7.90. Sheep market held steady with native and western flocks quoted from 3.40 to 7.50 for various categories.
Argentine weather shifts wheat, corn and oats. markets close steady
Chicago traders saw wheat turn bearish on better Argentine weather with May futures slipping to around 90% cents before some rebound. Corn rose on light offerings while oats strengthened on sympathy. first sales showed mixed results. Provisions lagged with pork and ribs trading around $19.40 and $10.35 respectively. overall, May futures closed nearly steady after a nervous session.
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Chicago
Market quotes for pork lard and ribs with monthly figures
The table shows open high low close prices for pork products and lard with monthly entries for January May and November. Figures include percent changes and ranges across contracts with values like 19.40 19.52 and 11.35 11.27 for lard and 10.35 10.87 for ribs.
Grain price table shows varied wheat and oats quotes
Cash grain prices list Wheat No 2 red 1.00 1.03 No 2 hard 84 86 cookie No 1 northern 84 and No 2 northern 82 84c No 2 spring 82 84c velvet chaff 75 85c durum 80 88c Oats No 2 301g No 2 white 344% 85c standard 32% 33% c
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Chicago
Market grain quotes for wheat corn and oats
Cash wheat prices include No 2 hard 80 8b6c No 3 80 82c No 2 red 96 99c No 3 90% 97 lec. Corn shows No 2 mixed 4814 44c No 3 42 ec No 2 white 45 46c No 8 44c. Oats No 2 white 82% 338%c No 2 mixed 32 %c. Futures show December wheat 78% c May 8446 %c July 81%c. Corn December 43% %c May 44% 48c July 45%c. Oats December 82%c May 33% %c.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Market Receipts and Prices Report
Kansas City cattle receipts 56000 with native steers 6.50 to 10.85, southern steers 4.25 to 7.25, cows and heifers 3.65 to 6.00. Hogs receipts 12000, prices 6.25 to 7.90. Sheep receipts 6000, muttons 3.75 to 5.00, lambs 6.00 to 7.50, range ewes 3.00 to 4.00.
Grain price report with bid prices and futures
Cash wheat quotes show No. 2 red 98 cents to 1.01, No. 2 hard 84 to 86 cents. Corn No. 2 46 to 47 cents, No. 2 white 47 cents. Oats No. 2 32 to 38 cents. Wheat futures firm December 85 to 86 cents, May 91 cents. Oats steady with December 8 cents, May around $2.00.
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ST. Louis
Cattle and Hogs Steady as Receipts Hit City Market
In St Louis on November 21 receipts for cattle reached 6000 with 700 Texa s and market deemed steady. Native beef steers sell from 5.50 to 11.00, Texas Oklahoma steers 5.00 to 7.40, cows and heifers 3.26 to 6.00, calves in carload lots 5.00 to 6.50. Hog arrivals totaled 9000 with steady market. pigs and lights 6.75 to 7.90, mixed and butchers 7.65 to 7.95, good heavy 7.85 to 7.96. Sheep receipts 4500 and market steady. native muttons 4.00 to 4.25, lambs 5.60 to 7.26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Cotton seed product prices quoted in Memphis
Prime basis oil sold in Memphis at 5.10 to 5.14 per unit while meal brings 24.50 to 24.75 and linters at 3 percent in the daily market report from November 21.
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Memphis
Tenn
Paris Money Markets Reported Rates and Exchange
Paris on November 21 shows three per cent rentes at 9f 90c for the account. Exchange on London stands at 25f 23% for checks with a private discount rate of 3 percent.
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Paris
London
Cotton seed oil futures closed firm on varied bids
New York price activity shows spot at 6.20 to 6.30 and active trading through December to May with numerous lots sold. December and January contracts appear at mixed bids around 6.15 to 6.49, totaling 16 500 units across all months.
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New York
Bank of England Handles Large Gold Transfers
London reports bullion movements with 238000 pounds taken into the Bank of England and 2650 000 pounds withdrawn for shipment to Egypt yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Egypt
Automobile Licenses and Centenary Plans Featured
Licenses No 2984-O to Farnsworth 212 East Nueva street No 2985-J to Calhoun 206 West Magnolia avenue 2986-A to Fischer Schertz Tex 2987-Mary E Peck 903 North Olive St Preparations for the centenary birth of Sir Isaac Pitman next January in London Manchester and New York with Dr Woodrow Wilson Mr Carnegie and the lord mayor on the committee seek broad support for commemorating Pitman inventor of the widely used shorthand system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Farnsworth
East
Nueva Street
J. M. Calhoun
West
Magnolia,avenue
A. D. Fischer
Schertz, Tex
Mary E. Peck
North
Olive St
Sir Isaac Pitman
London
Manchester
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Carnegie
Wool Market Steady In St Louis Trade
Wool prices held steady in St Louis with mediums at 23 to 26 cents, light fine 19 2 to 19 6 cents, heavy fine 18 to 18 8 cents, tub washed 27 to 38 6 cents.
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ST. Louis
Cotton Prices Hit New Season High In Late Trading
New York opened firm gaining 18 to 15 points on covers and bull support fueled by revised committee news and strong southern crop reports. The census tally at 10,291,431 bales to November 14 supported gains though late afternoon activity cooled, December and January reaching new season highs before easing to 13 to 15 points net higher for later deliveries.
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New York
Revision Committee
Census Bureau
Cotton futures open firm in New York with varied months
Cotton futures in New York opened firm with December at 12.20 and July through June futures around 12.26 to 12.36. The market closed steady with irregular daily highs and lows across contracts noted for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coos Soese Seens
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Ginning Data
The New Orleans market opened with steady to slight gains as good cables and bull support offset higher Texas ginning figures. Census data showing 10,291,431 bales ginned by Nov 14 tempered bearish talk, while noon prices held 6 to 7 points above yesterday's close despite continued bearish forecasts.
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New Orleans
Texas
New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Steady in Late November
Cotton futures opened steady with November at 12.37 39, December 12.40, January 12.37 38, March 12.46, May 12.55 56, and July 12.65 67. The market closed steady with a net decline of 2 to 4 points.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Quiet and Firm with 7000 Bales Sold
Spot cotton in Liverpool closes steady with American mids at 7.464 pence and various grades listed. Sales reach 7000 bales, 6000 American, including 500 for speculation and export. Receipts total 27,000 bales, with 17,800 of the imports recorded.
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Liverpool
Futures drift steady in Liverpool open close
Futures in Liverpool opened quiet and finished steady with quotes across months from November 6.80d to October-November 6.25d. The structure shows gradual declines across the forward curve with small spreads between nearby contracts.
Leading Spot Markets Report Across U S Ports
Prices quoted for middling grades in major markets show New York at 12.55 cents, New Orleans 12 cents, Liverpool 6.92 pence, Houston 12 cents, Galveston 125 16 cents, and Memphis 12 cents.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Houston
Galveston
Memphis
Spot Cotton Prices and Receipts Reported in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2 Spot cotton edged up and steady across grades with middling at 12 3 4 cents. Sales on the spot and to arrive totaled 860 and 725 bales respectively. Recipts reached 12,935 with stock at 236,180 bales across grades from low ordinary to good middling including several nominal and fractional quotes.
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New Orleans
COTTON PRICES AND SALES IN GALVESTON MARKET
Spot cotton closed firm with varying grades listed including low ordinary to good middling. Sales totaled 1432 bales f o b 400, receipts 25,871 bales, stock 454,461 bales. Prices per centum: low ordinary 8 3 16c, ordinary 9 13 16c, middling 12 5 16c, good middling 12 11 16c, middling fair 13 1 16c.
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Galveston
Tex
Spot market closes steady with cotton prices listed
Houston Tex November 21 spot market closes steady and unchanged sales 2680 bales forward 0 backed 169 bales shipments 20329 bales stock 144430 bales price tiers 7 8 9 11 12 12 13 cents for various grades low ordinary to mid and good middling noted with specifics on grades and ranges.
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Houston
Tex
Coffee futures steady in New York trade
New York on November 21 sees No. 7 Rio coffee futures hold steady as market contracts show December at 13.51 cents, March at 13.77 cents per pound amid stable demand.
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New York
Rio
Spot cotton closes steady in New York market
Spot cotton closed steady in New York with middling uplands at 12.55 and gulf at 12.80. Trading activity reported 1200 bales sold.
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New York
Texas cotton inferior in quality claims
A letter to Commissioner Kane from W J Neale of Waco representing McFadden and Bro notes Texas cotton this year is very inferior in staple and spinning value compared with expectations. Kane attributes decline to long term cotton cultivation and soil fertility loss, warning other crops would deteriorate under similar farming.
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Austin
Tex
Agriculture
Kone
W. J. Neale
Waco
McFadden & Bro.’ Agency
Texas
Neale
Texas Department
Kane
Cotton differences revised by New York Cotton Exchange
The New York Cotton Exchange committee completed its November revision of spot cotton differences for New York contracts. Penalties on two low grades increased slightly with strict low middling tinged at 85 points and low middling tinged at 200 points. A February meeting will review by‑laws and confirm tonight’s differences through then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Cotton Exchange Committee
Stock market opens higher as bullish thrust lifts prices
New York stocks start trading with improved demand and fractional gains across many issues. Southern Pacific climbs, Union Pacific Reading Canadian Pacific St Paul Baltimore & Ohio and Smelting advance. broad speculation supports higher prices amid gold engagement news and stronger railroad performances.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Baltimore & Ohio
London
Shorts
Amalgamated Copper
Io American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Tenace
Atchison Anaconda Mining Company
Env
Mene Oe
Atlantic Coast Line
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago &Northwestern
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Cessess
Colorado & Southern Eeeenee
Delaware & Hudson Seneeee
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Teeneesens Bay
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore
Illinois Central We
Interborough-Met
Phville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Trade Exports by Destination This Week
Exports to Great Britain total 107 132, to France 30 258, to the continent 88 069, and to Mexico and Japan 21 438. These figures summarize weekly foreign shipments.
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Great Britain
France
Continent
New Haven Railroad Sells 40 Million Refunding Notes
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad issues 40 million dollars in one year five percent notes sold to a banking syndicate led by J P Morgan Co. The move acts mainly as a refunding operation since 30 million of one year four percent notes mature early in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
J.P. Morgan & Co
New Haven
Sugar and commodity prices steady in New York markets
Raw sugar held steady with Muscovado at 3.55 and centrifugals at 4.05 per hundredweight. Molasses sugar quoted at 3.30 and refined sugar quiet. Hides firm with Bogota at 0.298 and Central America at 0.284. Leather prices stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Muscovado
Bogota
Central America
London Financial Market Rates Report November 21
Consols for money 75 16 with 75 percent account. Bar silver steady at 29. Money rate 83 percent and short bills at 8 15 16. Three months bills 4 13 16.
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London
Births Reported by Local Families This Month
To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kipp a boy born November 17 at seventh street. To Mr. and Mrs. Percy C. Jones a boy born November 15 at 504 Barrett street. To Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McCaffrey a girl born November 15 at 531 West Woodlawn avenue. To Mr. and Mrs. Jose Roel a boy born November 27 at 515 South Flores street. To Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Martyn a boy born November 14 at 1121 West Summit place. To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gross a boy born November 4 at 125 Crosby street. To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schunpf a girl born November 1 at 821 Austin street. To Mr. and Mrs. J. C. West a girl born November 20 at 310 Milam street. To Mr. and Mrs. E. Mabrito a boy born November 12 at 121 Kearney street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kipp
Seventh Street
Percy C. Jones
Barrett Street
H. J. McCaffrey
West Woodlawn Avenue
Jose Roel
South Flores Street
W. M. Martyn
West Summit Place
Joe Gross
Crosby Street
Herman Schunpf
Austin Street
J. C. West
Milam Street
E. Mabrito
Kearney Street
Burial Permits for Local Dwellers and Hospital Decedents
Burial permits list several local deaths with ages and locations of death. J C Black, 52, died November 18 at city hospital. Martin Anda Jr, 1, died November 19 at 911 San Fernando Street. Joseph Vailarnie, 44, died November 19 at 745 West Houston Street. Adolph Garcia, 28, died November 19 at city hospital. Jose Rios, 25, died November 19 at Palm Heights. Margarita Guerrero, 92, died November 18 at Bexar County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Black
City Hospital
Martin Anda Jr
San Fernando Street
Joseph Vailarnie
West Houston Street
Adolph Garcia
Jose Rios
Palm Heights
Margarita Guerrero
Bexar County Hospital
Financial market snapshot from New York trade page
On November 21 the market showed steady government bonds and rising activity in mercantile paper. Prime sterling exchange remained firm with bankers bills at 4.84.90 for sixty days and 4.84.95 for demand. commercial bills quoted at 4,801 plus bar silver at 62½ cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 48½ cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stering Exchange
Money Rates Steady in New York Cash and Tim Loans
Market notes in New York on November 21 quote cash firm at 5 to 6 percent with closing bids and offers at 5 percent. Tim loans remain steady with rates for 60 days at 6 percent, 90 days at 5 to 6 percent, and six months around 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commodity Prices Reported for Metals in New York
Copper markets show steady to firm tones with spot, November and December positions around 17.15 to 17.87 per unit. Tin trades near 49.45 to 49.80, Lead at 4.55, Spelter 7.40 to 7.60, Antimony dull at 42.50, and Iron unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Lake
Cookson
London copper and tin prices and St Louis metal rates
Copper quiet in London with spot at 78 pounds and futures at 78 pounds 15 shillings. Tin eases with spot 226 pounds 5s and futures 256 pounds 5s. Local sales 25 tons with lead at 18 pounds 2s 6d. St Louis metal reports lead steady at 4.50 and spelter firmer at 7.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
ST. Louis
Building Permits Report For Local Projects
Mrs G A Radcliff 7 room building West Woodlawn avenue 3000 B F Dillman 3 room dwelling Gerte wood street 200 Edward Simmang 2 room dwelling Wyoming street 100 G D Robbins alteration Ave C 100 B J Owens Lumber Co 5 room dwelling Hicks avenue 800 Miss Ruby Cox 5 room dwelling Aran Sas avenue 1400
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Radcliff
West Woodlawn Avenue
B. F. Dillman
Gerte Wood Street
Edward Simmang
Wyoming Street
G. D. Robbins
Ave. C
B. J. Owens Lumber Co
Hicks Avenue
Ruby Cox
Aran Sas Avenue
Spot Cotton Steady in Memphis Market
Memphis Spots notes cotton prices on November 21 as steady with middling grade at 12 3/4 cents per pound. No further market movement reported.
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Bureau Issues
NEW York Dry Goods
Marine Intelligence
Schleyer
A. P
Monterey and
Comal Sts
M. Maragheau Grain Company
San Antonio, Texas
General Weather Report
Thurs
Abilene Tex
Amarillo
Augusta
Birmingham
Boston
Mass
Brownsville
Charleston
Corpus Christi
del Rio
Jacksonville
Kamloops
B. C
Key West
Fla. SE
Knoxville
Lou'sville
Macon
Miami
Fla
DR. Stotts & CO
Gunter Bidg
Sam Antonio
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Willis L. Moore
New State
Oklahoma City
Chicago Livestock
Reeves
Chicago Grain Market
Chicago Cash Grain
Kansas City Livestock
Rentes
NEW York Futures
Liverpool Futures
Cotton Statistics
Oius Cvviceseve
Interior Movement
St Louis
Money IS Holding Firm
London Consols
METAL
London Metal
West Texas Bank and Trust Company
116 Avenue
BANK
Bedell
W. FP. McCaleb
J. H. Savage
A. P. Villaret
All Branc
Banking Includince
Leon N. Walthall
W. B. Hamilton, JR
Cashier
State Bank & Try
State Bank & Trust Company
Maverick-Glarke Lithographing CO
Monogram
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